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In the primeval period, there was a fierce monster that lived in the deep mountains and dense forests, and people called them "Nian". Its appearance is hideous, natural **, specializing in birds and animals, scaly insects, a day to change a taste, from kowtow insects to eat big living people, let people talk about the "year" color change. Later, people slowly grasped the activity law of "Nian", which is to go to the place where the crowd gathers every 365 days to taste the freshness, and the time of haunting is after dark, and when the rooster cries at dawn, they will return to the mountains and forests.

After calculating the date when the "year" was raging, the people regarded this terrible night as a pass and called it "New Year's Pass", and came up with a whole set of ways to pass the New Year's pass: every night on this day, every family prepared dinner in advance, turned off the fire and cleaned the stove, and then tied all the chicken pens and cattle pens, sealed the front and rear doors of the house, and hid in the house to eat the "Chinese New Year's Eve dinner". Before eating, the ancestors must be sacrificed, and the gods of the ancestors must be blessed, and the night will be spent peacefully. The habit of staying up on Chinese New Year's Eve has gradually formed.

Regarding the origin of the "Spring Festival", there is a legend that there was a beast called "Nian" in ancient China. "Nian", the head has long antennae, and it is fierce and abnormal.

"Years of living deep under the sea, every certain day (now Chinese New Year's Eve) climb ashore to devour livestock and harm human life. Therefore, on Chinese New Year's Eve, people in villages and villages help the old and young flee to the mountains to escape the harm of the "year". One year on Chinese New Year's Eve, an old man begging came from outside the village.

There was a hurried and panicked scene in the village, no one paid attention to him, only an old woman in the east of the village gave the old man some food, and advised him to go up the mountain to avoid "Nian", the old man raised his beard and smiled: "If my mother-in-law asks me to stay at home all night, I will definitely drive away 'Nian'." The old woman continued to persuade, begging the old man to laugh and not say anything.

In the middle of the night, "Nian" broke into the village. It found that the atmosphere in the village was different from previous years: the old woman's house in the east of the village was pasted with big red paper, and the house was lit with candles.

Nian" shook his whole body and screamed. When he approached the door, there was a sudden explosion sound of "crackling" in the courtyard, and "Nian" trembled all over, and he didn't dare to move forward anymore. It turned out that "Nian" was most afraid of red, fire and explosions.

At this time, the door of my mother-in-law's house opened, and I saw an old man in a red robe laughing in the courtyard. "Nian" was shocked and fled in embarrassment.

The next day was the first day of the first lunar month, and the people who had returned from evacuation were surprised to see that the village was safe and sound. At this time, the old woman suddenly realized, and hurriedly told the villagers the promise of begging the old man. The news soon spread in the surrounding villages, and people knew how to drive away the "year".

Since then, every year on Chinese New Year's Eve, families have posted red couplets and set off firecrackers; Candles are lit up in every household, and the watch is waiting for the year. Early in the morning of the first day of the new year, I have to go to my relatives and friends to say hello. This custom has been widely spread and has become the most solemn traditional festival among Chinese people.

The festival that everyone is most looking forward to is probably the Spring Festival, so do you know the legend about the Spring Festival?

Regarding the history of the Spring Festival, there is a lack of literature in ancient times, and there is no way to directly confirm the origin of the Spring Festival in ancient times, which leads to many theories about the origin of the Spring Festival, among which there are several more representative sayings, the Spring Festival originates from the "Wax Sacrifice (Tianla) Theory", from the "Emperor's Age Theory", from the "Witchcraft Ritual Theory", from the "Ghost Festival Theory", from the "Ancient Harvest Sacrifice Theory", and from the "Shunji Tribal Alliance Leader Theory".

According to research, the origin of the Spring Festival was evolved by the ancients in ancient times according to the four seasons cycle determined by celestial phenomena and phenology. The original meaning of the concept of the year comes from agriculture, and it is said in the "Shuowen Jie Zi": "Year, the grain is ripe."

In ancient times, crops were ripe as a time marker, and later the knowledge of the calendar progressed, and the beginning and end of the four seasons cycle were determined according to celestial phenomena and phenology.

The Spring Festival is the most solemn traditional festival of the Chinese nation, and it is also an important carrier for the release of Chinese emotions and the satisfaction of psychological demands, and is the annual carnival and eternal spiritual pillar of the Chinese nation. The Spring Festival, along with the Qingming Festival, the Dragon Boat Festival and the Mid-Autumn Festival, is known as the four traditional festivals in China. The "Spring Festival" folk customs were approved to be included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.

Chinese have celebrated the Spring Festival for at least 4,000 years. In the folk, the traditional Spring Festival in the old sense refers to the wax sacrifice from the wax sacrifice of the lunar month or the sacrificial stove on the 23rd or 24th of the lunar month to the 19th day of the first lunar month.

1. The Lord of the Stove: I have a big stove in my house, and there is always fragrant food on the stove, and there is a big Lord of the Stove in the middle. He's always with big eyes, and it's weird, and wherever you go, he seems to be looking at you.

I want to steal food, ah, the Lord of the Stove is looking at me! Grandparents quarrel, who is right and who is wrong, the king of the stove is clear in his heart! I broke the vase, do you want to say that the kitten did it?

Lord Stove immediately widened his eyes, and I had to admit my mistake obediently.

However, the Lord of the Stove is not always so harsh. When we eat during the holidays, he will look at us with a smile. Every year on the twenty-third day of the lunar month, he will leave us to report our life to the Jade Emperor, chewing on the sticky sugar melon in his mouth, oops, he is not there, we still really miss him.

Little Nianmon: Have you ever heard the legend of "Nian"? A long, long time ago, on a high mountain, there lived a lonely monster called "Nian".

He has four eyes, a big mouth, and a big belly. Every winter when it was the coldest part, he would get especially angry, rush down from the mountains, grab those who were lonely, and swallow them up ......Help me!

How can we escape from the hands of the "year"? What are the customs of removing the old and welcoming the new? Let this book full of New Year's flavor tell you the story of the "Little Nian Beast"!

One of the legends of the Spring Festival: stay up for the New Year and set off firecrackers.

Legend has it that in the primeval period, there was a monster called "Nian" Nian who would come out to eat people after dark every year, and then return to the mountains and forests after the rooster crows after dawn.

In order to spend the year safely, every night on this day, the people will prepare dinner in advance, close the doors and windows, and hide in the house to eat "Chinese New Year's Eve" with the whole family.

Because of the unpredictable nature of this dinner, it is very rich, and it is necessary to make offerings to the ancestors before eating, and pray for the blessings of the ancestors to spend the night safely.

After dinner, no one dared to sleep, so they sat together and chatted to strengthen their courage. Later, everyone found out that "Nian" was most afraid of red, fire and explosions.

Therefore, staying up every year to keep the New Year is actually to stay up all night without sleeping on the last night of the year to welcome the new year.

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